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Finding it tough going on your own?
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—as well as an editor of other bestsellers and a writing coach to bestselling writers—
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Whether I work with you as a book consultant, writing coach, editor, or writer,
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Writing as Therapy
As a writing coach, I often work with individuals writing memoirs. Most people don't write memoirs based on super happy moments. They almost always write about surviving a difficult past, and often are still sorting through related issues as they begin their books....
Write Longhand or Type?
Writing coach clients ask me all the time if it's better to write longhand or type. I answer yes. And I advise those who don't ask that question to try both. I know from my own work that writing longhand brings different results than typing. When I'm stuck and can't...
Lessons from My Dogs: Creative Exploration
“I’m looking for an over-sized mellow cocker spaniel,” I told the breeder. “We have just the puppy,” she answered. “He’s 30% larger than his siblings. His nickname is The Philosopher. He just sits back and watches everything before deciding whether he wants to...
Hebrew Mamita
The power of words. The power of poetry. They come together in Vanessa Hidary's signature piece "Hebrew Mamita." Does this piece move you to make your own heartfelt statement? I hope so. Let me know how it goes. Here's to finding the strength to write about what's...
Word Play — Apostrophes
If apostrophes could have babies, I would say that there's an apostrophe population explosion going on. I would also say that the parents of these baby apostrophes are letting their offspring roam around way too freely, because they're increasingly getting into places...























